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NAMG Prospectus, Modelling and Grooming Institute NAMG ACADEMY OF MODELLING & GROOMING NAMG ACADEM Y OF MODELLING & GROOMING Where Passion Meets Profession 01 NEST ACADEMY “Allow your Passion to become your Purpose, and it will one day become your Profession.” -Gabrielle Bernstein In accordance with NAMG policy, we do not discriminate against any person on the basis of color, sex or sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, age, national or ethnic origins, political beliefs, veteran status, or disability in admission to, access to, treatment in, or employment in its programs and activities. ABOUT NEST ACADEMY NEST ACADEMY NEST ACADEMY is a comprehensive private institution futuristic curriculum aimed at producing highly skilled individuals catering to K-12 as well as Higher Education sector. We and a launch pad for entrepreneurs. Our core team of progressive offer high-quality, accessible and affordable degree and leaders along with our experienced faculty and competent diploma programmes that promote student success and operations, lead us towards growth and excellence. community vitality. NEST Academy has its campuses across India and Dubai. The Established as a Management Education Institute, NEST group is associated with eminent brands in the industry for Academy was conceptualized in the year 2000. Over a practical training, internships and placements. NEST Academy is span of almost two decades, the institute has grown to also the first of its kind to set up a Research Cell for events, media be recognized as a leading name in the field of and sports. This provides its institutes with an opportunity to education. The group collaborated with colleges, research innovative subjects and contribute to the growth and 01 institutions & universities. courses with the right blend of evolution of the industry. practical knowledge and experience, creating a truly NAMG ACADEMY OF MODELLING & GROOMING NAMG Academy of Modelling and NAMG’s mentors are industry stalwarts who will Grooming, is the first of its kind institute educate and nurture models and thereafter provide that offers modelling and grooming them a launchpad in the world of glamour. The programmes for handpicked aspiring mentors will give the next-gen the right push through models. With a focused aim of making the their alliances with the best designers, ace Indian Modelling industry more organized photographers and experts in the industry. Our credo and professional, NAMG intends to be a extends beyond the modelling industry. In addition to gamechanger by making its presence felt teaching professional modelling, we offer programmes on the international sphere. in personal image development, corporate training and kids fashion. 02 VISION To effectively groom and develop professional models, with the aid of our world-class education platform and be image-smiths for those wish to enhance their personalities. VALUES These values are our core competencies and aid us in fostering a collaborative working and learning environment. HIGH ETHICAL MUTUAL PASSION FOR AND MORAL TRUST AND EXCELLENCE STANDARDS TEAMWORK RESEARCH AND RECOGNITION SERVICE & RESPECT INNOVATION AS OF EFFORTS AND TOWARDS THE A WAY OF LIFE ACHIEVEMENTS COMMUNITY & INDUSTRY 03 ACADEMIC PHILOSOPHY Our programmes have been conceptualized in accordance with the following eight core principles: INNOVATIVE INDUSTRY We develop and deliver curricula We lay a high degree of emphasis on that is abreast with the latest trends and building relations within the industry; requirements of the industry. practical training, master classes and workshops help in collaborating with IDEAL the modelling and entertainment world. We aim to be recognized as a hub of excellence and strive towards building strong, serviceable and sustainable relationships within INTERESTING the industry. We maintain our students’ curiosity and INDIVIDUALISED interest levels; our education system is designed with an optimal mix of We incorporate meticulous and personalized evaluation with ongoing feedback, conventional knowledge of modelling in order to ensure our programmes are and practical exposure. robust and progress driven. INTELLECTUAL We pursue excellence by playing a proactive role in constantly stimulating our students’ intellect. INDEPENDENT INSPIRED - We aspire to nurture and We regularly provide challenging empower our students into well-groomed, opportunities to motivate our students and confident and successful models. broaden their horizons. 04 OUR DREAM TEAM The Dream Team consists of highly experienced mentors from diverse spheres of modelling, fashion and entertainment. 05 NAMG MENTORS Founder Mentor Shakir Shaikh Appreciated for his work ethic, discipline and professionalism, acclaimed Fashion Choreographer and Show Director Shakir Shaikh has an extensive experience of almost two decades in the Indian Modelling industry. As a visionary, he wanted to set up a platform that would present well-groomed and well-trained models who will excel at their job. After two years of planning and coordination, Shaikh with his dream team of mentors prepared a unique curriculum that will help aspiring models make a mark for themselves in the Indian Modelling industry. Mentor Diandra Soares Diandra Soares has an illustrious career as a Supermodel, Professional Make-up Artist, Host, Reality TV Star and Actor for over twenty years. A trailblazer in the truest sense of the word, what sets Diandra apart from her peers is her intelligence, charisma and style. Her passion for her work and innate flair for advising and counselling makes her the ideal head mentor. Over the years she has mentored several models and her endeav- our is to contribute to the profession by giving them the right guidance. Mentor Sucheta Sharma James Sucheta Sharma James started her modelling career in 2004 when she won Elite Model Look of The Year and represented India at the Interna- tional contest in China. Muse of leading fashion designers, she is one of the most recognized faces of the Indian Modelling industry. Known for her beauty, confidence and fitness, Sucheta will impart all this and much more to aspiring models. With her rich industry experience, she will share 06 her knowledge and expertise, thus enabling them to hone their skills and embrace their individuality. NAMG MENTORS Mentor Gwen Athaide Miss India Miss Athletic and winner of Miss Maharashtra 2004-05, Gwen Athaide has also won Channel V’s Get Gorgeous Season 5 and later hosted the channel’s gizmo show. With a career spanning over a decade, Gwen has worked as a Model for some of the renowned Fashion Designers and Brands in India. Her purpose to give back to the Modelling industry made her join John Maxwell Team in Florida, USA to be trained and certified in Leadership and Mastermind Coach. She will be imparting her knowledge and sharing her life experiences which will prepare aspiring talents for a successful career in the Modelling industry. Mentor Karishma Modi Chandhoke Winner of Femina Look of the Year 1999 and Miss Talented at Elite Model Look 1999 in France, Karishma Modi Chandhoke has rich experience in pageantry, modelling and acting. Backed by her rich experience and her ability to train young models, Karishma will transform their personalities by teaching them etiquette, basic make-up and will encourage them to cultivate a personal style, which will help them not just in their professional sphere but in every phase of their life. Mentor Harrison James Former model Harrison James won Gladrags Best Body 2003 and is now the Founder of MFT - My Fitness Trainer. An ISSA Certified Fitness Professional, Harrison is dedicated towards educating people on fitness for over ten years. His clientele boasts of leading models and people from the entertainment industry. With his vast knowledge of fitness, he will transform aspiring models by training their body and mind while 07 retaining their individuality. NAMG MENTORS Mentor Asha Hariharan Hair and Make-up Artist Asha Hariharan is an ace professional with over thirty years of experience. Trained under renowned Make-up Artists in Paris and Hong Kong, Asha has won several accolades over the years and has an unparalleled international exposure of working with celebrities, leading global brands and fashion magazines. Apart from managing her entrepreneurial ventures, she has been grooming aspiring models with the techniques of hair and make-up that complements their personalities. Mentor Ken Ferns A Fashion Design graduate from Mumbai, Designer Ken Ferns has been redefining the Indian Fashion sphere with his own label. Creativity, origi- nality and an impeccable sense of fashion have always been his USPs. He has represented India at the Fashion Asia held at China in 2015 and is the recipient of the International Award for the Top Five Designers in Asia. Apart from showcasing his couture and prêt line at various fashion weeks, Ken is also a Costume Designer and Wardrobe Stylist of several Films and Reality TV Shows. He will be mentoring students on fashion, design and styling. 08 Confidence is something you create within yourself by believing in who you are. 09 Modelling & Grooming INDUSTRY SUCCESS AT PAGEANTS Indian models are recognized worldwide thanks to the increased participation and subsequent crowning at international beauty pageants. This has changed people’s perception towards modelling and young aspiring models are given support and encouragement to pursue this as a career. RISING INTEREST OF BRANDS Influx of international brands has played a significant role in the proliferation of the modelling industry. These
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